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  1. llanhmoc1~no, teavm is primarily a web development tool, similar to ~gwt. TeaVM is an ahead-of-time compiler of Java bytecode to JavaScript or WebAssembly for the browser. See https://teavm.org/docs/intro/overview.html for more details.
  2. javabotOK, llanhmoc1.
  3. llanhmock~cheerpj
  4. javabotllanhmock, what does that even *mean*?
  5. llanhmock~cheerpj is CheerpJ includes a full OpenJDK runtime compiled to WebAssembly and JavaScript. It supports Java 8, Java 11, and Java 17 applications and runs entirely inside modern browsers. See https://cheerpj.com/faqs/ for more details.
  6. javabotOK, llanhmock.
  7. llanhmock~graalvm
  8. javabotGraalVM is a universal virtual machine for running applications written in various languages on the JVM, and the basis for the experimental AOT compiler and Java-based JIT compiler that were present in OpenJDK 9 to 16. For more info see http://www.graalvm.org/
  9. NeXeNcheerpj is pretty good. teavm is also ok. neither have good gc
  10. dreamrealnevet has cve lookup support now. send it "cve [library name]" or cve [maven-coordinate] and it looks up the data from OSV.
  11. dreamrealmaven central is sssslllooowww for this, though.
  12. NeXeNcool that's awesome i never thought of it
  13. NeXeNyeah, probably rate limits on bot detection, you can probably get one of those libs that will make your traffic look natural
  14. NeXeNi forget what it's called, but randomizes times, linger, etc to make it like a human not a bot
  15. * dreamreal wonders if nevet already has a throttle in it
  16. * dreamreal wonders why he'd wonder, unless he damn well knew it already did and has since originally showing up on IRC with AI features